Pagu
Tapas restaurant · Cambridgeport
310 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139
Highlights
Japanese & Spanish small plates with creative dishes and drinks
Japanese & Spanish small plates with creative dishes and drinks
"Pagu is Japanese Spanish fusion, and the mix of flavors work together as well as noise-cancelling headphones and screaming airplane babies. They do excellent small plates that are ideal for tackling with a group before hanging out in Central Square—especially if you opt for one of the greatest group dining experiences in the city: the suckling pig roast, which you can get for parties of two, four, or six. We’re not the first ones to realize this place is great, so you should plan on booking in advance." - tanya edwards, jonathan smith
"There are plenty of options for hosting a private event at chef and owner Tracy Chang’s standout Spanish and Japanese spot in Cambridge. Whether you’re looking for a hushed private dining room, a big patio party, or an intimate gathering on the restaurant’s second-floor mezzanine, Pagu has got space for it all. Head over to the restaurant’s booking site or email events@gopagu.com for more information." - Erika Adams
"Tracy Chang’s food at Pagu is inspired by two great world cuisines: Japanese and Spanish. The inspiration comes to life in dishes like the spicy knife-cut noodles, which are cooked with both sherry vinegar and a dabble of chili crisp and tossed with roasted pork or mushrooms." - Erika Adams
"Pagu has several Lunar New Year specials on deck that are worth checking out. Chef Tracy Chang has a Taiwanese-style takeout menu with a centerpiece sticky rice-stuffed Beijing-style roast duck available for pre-order by Sunday, January 19, at 11 p.m., for pickup on Saturday, January 25 from noon to 4 p.m. This year the restaurant will also bring in professional lion dancers on January 25, 26, and 29, to accompany a celebratory prix-fixe New Year’s dinner. Reserve your ticket for one of the three dinners for $75 per person. (Children 8 and under eat free.)" - Valerie Li Stack
"If it was our birthday, we’d wrangle 10 friends and reserve the suckling pig roast at this fun Central Square spot. But if the people in your group are picky, this place also serves Japanese, Spanish, and New England food all under one roof, so you won’t feel guilty forcing a whole pig onto anyone’s plate." - joel ang, dan secatore, tanya edwards
